Note that it is probably possible to skip step 4 and use the 2 files in DVD architect, not sure on that one, I do not use DVD's, I only produce media files for streaming in a player.ĪPPS: VIDEO: VP 365 ( 20 - build 370), VP 19 post (latest build -648), (uninstalled VP 12,13,14,15,16 Suite,17, VP18 post), Vegasaur, a lot of NEWBLUE plugins, Mercalli 6.0, Respeedr, Vasco Da Gamma 15 HDpro XXL, Boris Continuum 2022.5, Davinci Resolve Studio 18, SOUND: RX 10 advanced Audio Editor, Sound Forge Audio Clean Lab 3, Sound Forge Audio Studio 16, Sound Forge Pro 16, Spectral Layers Pro 9, Audacity, FOTO: Zoner, DXO, Luminar, Topaz.
Step 4) If that is finished you can merge (=mux) the two rendered files together in an external application such as ffmpeg. Step 3) next render your project again for the audio only (use a 5.1 dolby template). Step 2) next render out your video given one of the HW accelerated templates (the format will be in stereo), Step 1) make 5.1 project, place your soundsources to have 5.1 (you can listen to it while playing on the timeline (if your PC has a 5.1 soundsystem connected that is), I do not know why, or I maybe it is because the driving force nowadays is mobile phones with their tiny screens and their obvious stereo only.Īnyways enough rant, the only way you can make use of HW video rendering and have 5.1 ac3 sound is as follows (as far as I know): NVIDEA or INTEL), audio development and support seems to be halted by the industry in favour of video (and rendering in mere stereo). With all the development of HW accelerated video rendering by GPU (e.g. 5.1 ac3 audio is possible with Vegas 16 and 17, but it is not so straightforward.
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